verb

tolerate

to tolerate, to endure, to put up with

I cannot tolerate his rude behaviour.

I cannot tolerate his rude behavior.

The plants can tolerate a wide range of temperatures.

The plants can tolerate a wide range of temperatures.

((sth.)) to allow the existence of (sth.) without interference I cannot tolerate his rude behavior.

Synonyms: endure, bear, put up with; Antonyms: reject, forbid

From Latin 'tolerare', meaning 'to bear, to endure'.

Imagine you have to tolerate a really 'tall rate' for a hotel room. You endure the high price.

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